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''The Queen Of Beers.,,-Moerlein,s pure
unadulterated Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family use 75c. per doz. Agency, I2O6
d ST. NV 6m
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PROPOSALS.

y. w4sHTNer ox, D. C, July Il, 1887.
Staee Of the superintendent until 12 Friday duly
5s,isUi.,s e to character and quantity desired can
DC 0o'ained upon application q, office, -
Slo-<awt Supt Botanic Garden.
PROPOSALS FOR HIGHWAY BRIDGE
2l36 Pennsyivania avenue. n W.,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. July l.. 1887.
SEIvH III M q r'sfd
81 Ss mhss 1sr 81 s
1887 % hennsys ANA =. sYenas Wsshlns,en
furnished on spplicaiiop ' ~" "
El4-6t PETEk {. HAMS Lieut.. Col of Engineers.
PRofosALs FOR FUEL.
STATE WAR AND DErARrMENT BuILDlNa,
Sealed Proposals in dupns,e for Cal and Sosd
enclosed and addressed TO the superintendent Of the
Received It ias a assy ns faanf s ss
on SATURDAY.. July IMENTY-THIRD. 1857, to
Simply ne Stste War; and Navy Department Building
1000 tons s.,r. hard. White Ash. Furnace Coal.
- tons White Ash stove Coal.
heservng the night 10 order much more of either
Furnace or Stove Coal DE required at the same
All Coal must be of the best quality free from dus,
the and 10 he weished apon ta
government scales IN the court yard.
40 cords, more OF less. Hickory Mood
81 cords, more or less, Spruce Pine Wood
n the tie a1S By
Hickory Wood to be sawed into three pieces and meas
u red after it is sawed and delivered
The Coal and Wood to be delivered st the State
War, and Navy Department Building, OF Office for
which required, anu stored in the by the parties
70 Hholn the contract or contracts may be awarded.
such times and in such quantities the
OF the Department may require.
The right TO reject any all bids TO accept any
portion OF any bid reserved and the successful bd-
DER VIII De required to furnish bond in the sum Of
Soooo as guarantee of the faithful performance
the contract which may be awarded him.
JOHN A 1OBIN,
Passed Assistant Engineer. L. y N
Jyl4-f Acting Supern tendent.
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VICTOR E. ADLERS
TEN PR CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
927 and 929 7th St N. W., Cor Mass Ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL D. m
"a Once Goats stripes and checks, 25c each. On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from to 9
O'Clock am. Remember the days aud the hours a
n other hours iyi1
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Inc south Washington Association.
TIE MEETING OF DISSENTING MEMBERS ADJ0uRSyn


TO AWAIT DEVELOPMENT.
The meeting OF the dissenting members Of
Citizens Association, Nc. 1, last night In ST. DOM
lhics Hall, was siimly attended on account of the
heat. \. Ii. Shea was elected chairman. He
stated that the meeting had been called In re.
spouse To n request from Phillip n Dwyer, mem.
Der OF the railroad committee OF the association
%ho claimed that he had not been Consulted IN,
The matter OF selecting route for the Railroad
ana Desired therefore TO protest against the action
OF That conmttee In depriying hun OF this prtyi-
Iege Understanding that the president, Mr. &. b.
Ceurch, had refused to Gail the meeting in the
regular way the nve gentlemen took IL upon them
selves to do SO. Mr.. Shea was very conservative
IA ali his remarks and, white advising the men,
oers present 10 defend their own rights he cOun.
seized moderation and patience. After short dts
cusslon the meeting was adjourned until the re-
port OF the railroad and executive committees are
hilde, when, IL they remain dissatisfied, another
hlcetlng Will be called, TO which the citizens OF
SOUTH Washington VIII BIC invited
MARRIAGE LICHSSRS.-Marriage licenses have
oetn Issued by the clerk OF the court to Jaa G.
Airey and Rose Anu Bankhead, both OF Baltimore:
andrew Grady and Matte Parker, both OF Alexan.
diit, Va; ChaS. L. Ieass and Carrie E PemberIOn:
Elijah Brown and Mary Contee; John T. D0wali
aaa iua May Iledrtck; Henry Hegeman aud Annie
peterson; W. b. Waters, OF Alexandria, Va. and
LIZA McArule; Geo. j. Curry and TallOula II
Boush, OF Hertrord, n. c.
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Great Slaughter
In prices at
S. w, AUGENSTEIN,S.

5. w. AUGENSTEINS,
S17, $40 and S21 7th st. NV.
Read following offered for tomorrow and be con-
vtnced thereof:
Fancy box writing paper 1Oc., palm leaf fans L.,
$500 toOthpfckS &c, fat iron and stand, DC
wooden water pail and so clothes pins 15c., whisk
broom, box backing and backing brush 24c.,
extra large size decorated chamber sets 81 81
worth s.; 4S sheets shelf paper, all coors, &C.
decorated tea sets, new patterns, s2.97, worth
$3.50; got. covered buckets &C., 3Qt. &c., 4Qt. &c.,
porcelain-lined preserving kettles 81, 81, 49, SO,
re, sold elsewhere at 90 Go, 7o 90c, s1.15; halt
dol. English stone china cups and saucers &c.,
half doz. wooden picnic plates &C.. only 3 more
SIS plusnlined Carriages at 1898; carriages
dncaG 70 IRON i1 s!e 10 Sss our SO carriages re-
80. We sell you better grade trunk at a lower
price than other houses get Tor inferior article.
q QOz. ma 0lica Ice cream SaucerS 12c. l
s'Opera BOuquet,'' and Saboroso cigars,
are the finest cigars for &C. each to be found in the
city. Try them, tomorrow at our cigar depart
ment. A box so for 81.
n. T. METZGER Il Bro,
AT 7th street northwest.
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CITY ITEMS.

We have ON hand, for use during the warm
oa kys Wn sias1ay c s' 6ot sS.t
Ia0ie CaTe LAT az ss, 4oc and SOC, per bottle
Vanilla Extract arst quality s 8: per bottle.
Lemon 15e. per bottle.
the wholesale cut In prices on Toilet and Laun-
diminishing. No more to be had at the figures we
now oner: Ivory Starch, packages 25c.; a large
string broom. 25c.; Teas and Cofrees fresh and
1ine. unrivalled in quality, unrivailed in price
sugars strictly at cost Come early.
N. 7. METzGER Bro,
AT 7th st. northwest.
sh Mtoa I'll bicycling, and Travelling
5Oc. to 81, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot and
sewing Machine Rooms, 9TH and Ii. Prompt at
IGNITION to mail orders. ,
Special Low Prices at the annual Mark
DOWN sale In Shoes, at j. Brooks, 722 7thst.
This Is Bargain Week at Hurts Shoe
store Mems SHOES reduced from 81 to 50, and
from IS to s.. 25. Arthur Burt & CO., LII + St 2
.s Eye Re Glasses wholesale AMI retail, optician
4S7 ia. ave.
We Give No Reason,
But things must go:
= se1 dl Gloria Silk Umbrella, Gold or silver
24-lnch Gloria Silk Umbrella, Gold or silver
Handle, S1.75.
Florence OIL Stoves, s5c.
$1.20 Mexican Hammock, TIC.
BABY Carriage, formerly $50, now $3.50.
l Baby Carriage, formerly $25, now $685..
BaSy cariase formerly 80 now sl 81
Baby Carriages, formerly $40, now sl1.
Baby Carriages, formerly s11, now $3.50.
price SIS, now down to SIP.
SO pieces Decorated Tea Set $34S
Color Band Gold Lined Chamber Set, $780,
Bring this advertisement with you and 1 will
make you useful present. S. HoROwITz,
1 $50 18th street northwest.
500 Extra Fine Quality Flannel Shirts
at sl.5O good value at 81; all coiors and sizes, at
Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Ma
chine Rooms, 7th and Ii,
Bargains in Shoes and Slippers at the
annual Mark-Down sale, at }. brooks 7:s2 7th ST.
Saturdays Bargain Sale
AT THE FAIR, S12 tn st. NV,
GOldSChmid'S Old Stand.
Here is chance TO buy bargains.
One Refrigerator, large size, with tank, size 36x
33X49 worth $50, Tor SIS.
Another large Refrigerator, size 39x25x21, with
Another size 3SX23X47, worth SCI. so for $3.50.
Another size 35x23x45, worth $19.25, for SIP.
slx-gallon porcelain-llned Cooler, worth S1l, for
e Four,gailon porceain-ned Cooler, worth $3.50.
Otner Water Coolers at great bargains.
Jewett's Water Filters at cost.
Window Shades patent spring rollers, for &c.
Mexican Grass Hammocks, large size, CSC.
decorated English Chamber Sets for s.. 60
Croquet Sets, with stationary wicket holders
Bows and Arrows Lawn Tennis Sets.
Look at The cheap Tins in our &c. department..
Look at the cheap Tins in our sc. department..
splendid line OF Picnic Baskets.
96 sheets OF Shelf Paper Tor l5c.
Coat and Hat Racks tor &c.
The FAIR, Sl2 9TH st. NV,
FRANKLE a. Co., Proprietors.
Boys, Gray, White, and Hue Flannel
Shirts, Soc; youths, 75c.; mems, ST. at AuerbachS
Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Matching Rooms,
7th and II.
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Store. Mems Shoes reduced from 81 to 50, and
from 50 To $2.25. Arthur Burt Co., 121l st.
Hahn's general mark down, commenc-
Ing tomorrow, a. m.:
$3.50 gents custom shoes down to 81.
S. handmade Kangaroo, laced, 81.
S4.50 cuStom-made low shoes, $3.50.
$50 high and low Shoes any style, $l.4S
81 patent leather low shoes, SI.4S.
$1.25 gents comfortable Office pumps 9Sc
The only strictly solid sole In town-canvas
shoes, black or coored, for men, boys, ladies and
children, 75c., CSC. and $1.25.
81 so Ladies' Fedora button boots 1915.
81 flexible Victor button boots, 81 4S.
$3.50 lasting and glove top button, S123
50 ladies' Edison ties, now $2.65.
s.. so ladies' patent trimmed Oxfords, SIS5
S2lades' patent leather ties Sl.23.
$1.2o ladies' plain or patent tip ties, CSC.
81 ladies' .hand-Sewed OXfOrdS, TAG.
81 ch1ld'S spring heel low shoes, CSC.
SOC. infants genuine kid slippers 25c
l UAHNS, S16 7th ST. and 1922 Pa ave
JOhnsOn's Hotel and Restaurant
Corner 18th and Z streets,
now IN new building, in rear on E. Ladies' saloon
attached. Elegant rooms for gentlemen at very
low rates. 2
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BOys, Gray, White, and blue Flannel
Shirts, Soc; youths, 75c.; MEMS ST. at Auerbach's
Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Mach1ng Rooms,
It'll and Ii.
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''KOyaf G1ue'' mends 'em.-Boston Particles
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In Il lb. ''Ward" prints 4Oc per 10
Also. cottage Cheese and Butternilk; Sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

HORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NoRDEJTsCHER LLOYD g. g. 90
Fast Express steamers
To Southland ton Usondon. Havre) Bremen
Fulda. Sat, july 10, = pm; ssAie. We'd, July %.
5 am. Aller. Wed. July 20, IL am Elbe. Vet
SAL, Aug. IL, Loon.
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table luxurtou.
saoon appointments. Prices LIST cabin 100 and nm
wards berth. according 70 locstion I'd cabin ESQ z
WA r. DkOoP. DIS Penn. ~
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,23Oat1mgs bicycling, and Travelling
LOT men and boys; all colors and Sizes from
sewing Machine Rooms 7th and H. Prompt at
IGNITION to mail orders. i
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SELL1Na Orr.
CLOSING OUT!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST PRICE

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS !
One thousand yards Crinked Ginghams leash value
C91O reduced 20 IN New Style Lawns, 5. French
Lawns finest quality worth %, reduced to Is.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids,
Checks Stripes and Fancy Styles cash value % re-
duced to Is. Remnants of Satines; cash value 2
duced to 10. Black Brucade Silk Grenadines: cash
value 81 reduced to 90 cents Fancy Silks cash value
30, reduced to 37h. Black and colored Aibatross,
elmer than nuns veiing) wide double width all pure
wool, 37H. beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide;
cash value 12k, reduced to 8.
Cash Customers who buy S5 or over will receive q
GOO A RRR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
& "A kRR + EE kRR ssss
SoS ( ~ 4 4 ( 4 EEKR 3 ssss
3y1l I'll MAEKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST.
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THIS Is BARGAIN WEEK at Burt'S Shoe Store.
Mems SHOES reduced from 81 10 90, and from 81 TO
So. Arthur Burt Co., I2iI 81.
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ECE sprlns lamb and Washington dressed beef
so John X. heily stall Us. go SHd $50 center
market. and 2C6 am PCS Northern Liberty market.
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TERI, GOTTA VASES at cost. Shedd Bro, 432
4th nv.
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CO.;Ss - cents each; illgr)wing nails, hair tonic
manicure, % ceIitS al hcnlSOu'S, Eth street and
fennsy lsai4i,, avenue. over DayiS' hat store
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Indications for the ~ hours commencing at o. VA,
4 For the District OF Columbia Maryland and Viz
kinia fair weather nearly stationary temperature,
variable winds generally so1therly.
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1t Will Pay You to Visit the annual
Mark-DOwn sale In Shoes at j. Brock 7,2 18th ST.
Our KazOrs kept In condition free. Cutler,
4S7 Pa. ave.
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DLOCK ISLAND, r. I-HOTEL MANISSES: Is
IN miles at sea delightful climate; bathing Ia
perfect drainage. prices reasonable. lG,f8
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SPecAai Low Prices at the annual Mark
Down sale In Shoes, at j. Brooks, 722 7thst
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This Is Bargain Week at hurts shoe
Store. Mems SHOES reduced from 81 to 3d. and
from s. to &. 25. Arthur Burt Co, LII st. 2
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LIGHTNING Rops repaired. I2le Penna ave.
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TO LrRAY on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tickets to
Luray Will De sold at al Washington Offices o. me
y. and y. X IL. Co. for train No. on SATURDAYS
le3ying Washington at 31o p. IN, and good loi
return passage, including tue following Monday
u q rate OF s. for the round trip
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lightning RODS, electric work.
}. Ii. kCEHLISG,
1912 PeHnoy Iydni4- avenue.
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T .OCKWO0D HOUSE. HARPER's FERRY,
IL W. Va. i05 miles from WashingtOnl VEAY
High elevation among the mountains free lE.Ns
from malaria and mosq9itos Spring beds Five min
Terms-&6 per week: children, 8 years. half price
myl7-3m MRS. 8. E. LOVETT, Propr
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CONGRESS COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
~ Open June 6 Opposite Congress- Hall and Ia
cor. Pacific and Mass. aves.; ocean view; hotvcYA0
and cold water baths. Attention given to .M |
home comforts. MISS KENT. ie7-om
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SUPrOCArRD.
Two Werhaea Asphysi.tes M
NATURAL Gss.

hrrsbuRo, Pa, August S.-william
sanoon and James Heron, two en-.
ployee Of the Charters Valley Natural
Gas Company, ware tuflocalsd by es.
Gaping gas this afternoon while 70.
pairing regulator under CHARTERS
street, Ia Allegheny City. The
regulator is In a small apartment ak
fest below the street. The two men
descended into this shortly before 3
O'Clock and had been at work a few
minutes when an immense gas let
buret forth from the regulator, asphyx.
isting ihem When the gas bntst In.
10 their .css they became st!fled, but
inside an attempt 10 close the opening
from which the gas Issued. Failing In
this they tried 10 climb out hut were
% nearly suhocaied they could not do
10, and c,ied aloud for help. A mpn
named Holler, who was passing, heard
their ciies and rushed 10 their rescue.
lie climbed down the man hole, but
the gas by this time had over.
$3.50 s''h eho ivy uhh initu 10
the ground, their faces close 10
the volume Of escaping gas. Holler
Tried 10 help them 10 their feet, but
they were unable 10 move 10 cave
their own lives. Holler himtelf had
been almoet overcome, aud only %.
capped with the assistsnoQsf n number
OF men who, by that time, had been
attracted 10 the place. An excited
throng gathered around the opening,
and numerous plans for gettipg the
men out were suggested, but none
dared enter the gas apartment. Fin.
ally, alter three minutes had elapeed,
the sAs was turned ca, aud the men
brought TO the surface. LIE, however.
was extinct, both having been dead
probably twenty-five minutes. The
accident was CAUSED by the failure Of
themen 10 turn of tho gas before no.
Ing down 10 FIX the regulator. Tue
victims were about thirty yess Of age
and unmarried.
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Drou,h.s,r,cnen Kor,bve.,.

CHICAGO. Ill, August 8.-Tols grams
received this morning from central
points throughout the entire $4,000
square miles OF the drouth stricken
Northwestern country chow the fear
ful sun scorching Of all vegetation con.
tiEues upmitigated. Not y drop OF
rain hes fallen except 8 100 Of an inch
at Des Moines, a bare sprinkle on the
deep dust. Local observations In the
various districts give but little hops Of
break within the coming twenty.
four hours. A trifl, cooler weather
and scattered light showers are ex.
pected In some places, but the condi-
tions are such that II the possible little
moisture and GOODNESS are at all de-
layed their effect will be totally lost In
Q seemingly imminent further general
rise Of temperature from end TO end Of
the dronth region.
The effects OF the drouth In Chicago
Was noticeable In many small fires to-
day, but they convey no idea OF the
condition OF things In the country i'm.
medistely surrounding the city. Never
before have the farmers and residents
Of the suburbs suffered 90 f,om the
beat and dry weather. All around
the vegetables OF the email farmers
have been killed. ALI along tls rail.
road tracks the prsiries are on FIRE and
the residents OF the suburbs are called
out at all hours Of the day and night
10 extipguish the flames when they
threaten the barns and houees.
At Western Springs, q valuable
grove OF young ireee has been com.
pletely destroyed. and the nelehbor.
ing dwelling, were only saved by the
greatest efforts on the part OF the vii
layers. Out on the Lock Island read
things are even worse. Fences all
along the line OF the road ara on FIRE,
and the air Ia constantly filed with
the smoke Of the burning prairie
grhes.
At South Eoglewood everyone was
called cut Il church Sunday 10 fght
the fife, aud since then the male reei.
dents were In tina city and the lsdie,
OF the village had 10 turn out and ex-
tinguish the Il ,mes Water Ia very
scarce. Cistefns and wells arc alike
empty, and the greatest economy Of
the precious fluid Ia observed. Cattle
are actually suffering for water, aud
stand for hours lowing In their dis.
trees.
At Washington Hieh,s water has
been 40 scarce that IL has been sold for
3 cents q pail and found ready mar
kat
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAHR
New OrIeAna. La.
"ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cured wIthou,
Failure In q Single Instance.

"A remedy Tor GHiLLs and fEVER. il,
contains no Quinine or mineral OF any kin 3,
but IL composed OF harmless HERDS, and IL a
perfect blood puriher. II can be admits.
pot purgstiye, but I, an excellent asetirer.
invigofates, braces and builds ~ the system
from the beginning. Not ono person In :
thousand has a sinsle Chill after commenc.
Y. IT, u;'; 10, "Roe r. Y 70, up 10 Pint be-.
will not forward 70 any address less than two
bottlosi and will guarantee that, Il direc.
tons are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Il Cbills and Fever. Uniy on,
90 &c !. neee,,sry for PsrsOps from eiFht q
several Oh 4, irsn pnder eight Tsars Of Ass.
for "a By drpEsisis,
Lynchburg, Va, Nov. Q, 1855 -Meurs.
Lewis a Bennett -Four Of my children. be-
tween the ases Of ave and ten ysAf,, lo-
had Chi Il and fever for fevefAl months. dur.
ing which time the usual remedy, Quinino,
was administered without beneficial results.
Ansr hearing Of the wonderful cures accom-.
pitched By Jour invaluable remedy, "Robo.
ro." tried y In my family, aud not one Of
the siI ever had q ,lbsle chill alter CON.
moncingits use. regard II, without creep
tion. the yery best chill asd lover remedy
that l hnO" anything Of. Es'Gsc,slilt
Of the trm Of Heard a Asee, TobSsconi,,,.
6lenland. Pil,sylvania county, Va, octo.
ber %, ls8-Messr,. Levi. a BENNETT
Nine Of my children hat chills aud fever Al
the same Tine. The usual remedy, quinine,
was administered without benefit. All Of
them were promptly and efeetualiy cured By
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one 9th
nine bad d. 4 chill alter eoP,m1.pelps y, use.
Nsfsood, Nelson county. Va, oetos.,
Is, lss6.-Messrs. LAWS A Bennett several
Of my friends and ! had severe cases OF
ohills and fever. We dispensed with the
usual remedies and used nothing but
"Roboro," which resulted In a thoreush
cure In each case. You will obliss By Tor
sardins ne = case Of twenty -four bottles.
81 TO our reliability aud r.spohsibili,y y,
rcfet By permission 70 the following substan.
tial business men Of Lynehburs, whore both
Of the manu- acturcrs OF "Koboro" have
resided for the last twelve years. M. o.
Manson, .Jr., Mayor OF Lynehburgi J. W.
Ivey, cashier Peoples National Bank Al.
len W. Iailey, cashier Frat National Bank
Chas. W. Price, Commissioner hsvenuet
John r. Edwards. president Tobacco Asso.
citation.
II you eanno, procure "Roboro" OF your
druggists. remit ~ $50 and We viii for.
ward two otilss 10 your nearest depot or
express sta ion.
LEWIS A BENNETT,
Manufacturer, Lynnhburg, Va
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The ALAsK, PARTY.
The Bi,tinsui.hed citizens Arrive
NJ Tacoma, VT

TACOMA, W. T., August 9.-Tho
steamer oiympisn has Just returned
from trip 10 ALASKA, bearing back
scnatoTs Cameron, Of Pennsylvaoia ;
Vest, Of NJ lsouri. aod fsrwell, Of Illi.
noIs; Gov. swinoiord, OF Alaska, and
Houser, 81 Montana; Elliott y. Rher-
herd, Of the New York bar; President
GIlmau, of the johns Hopkins Univor.
sity :; Prof. Dyer, OF the Howard Unl.
versiiy; President Abbot, Of the Wis
cousin Central rail say attorney b lee,
Of Wellington; Miss EdwAfds, Of the
Mount Holyoke Seminary; President
Butler, Of the New York rfainiug Dol.
lege, and many Others OF dlstino ion
ifom o. parta of this country and Fog.
land. Tosy nay the ceneIy was come
thing wonderful. Toe gold mountains
oil Douglas Island we're particularly
astonishing. Alsska's Indiana they
found far advanced In civilization and
Christianity. Liberal contributions
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Catarrh, R... or u.y P.ver

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties of Darby's PIophylactic
Fluid are experienced In the treat.
ment and cure OF Ostarrh and kindred
complaints. The Fluid boolhes and
heals the innamed membranes and re-
moves the offensive odor that charao-
terires tbs diseAse, Should tho Ia.
Illumination have reached the throat
nse the Fluid m a gargle 10 allay the
Inflammation aud 10 disinfect,
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"HoPE on; hope ever" How many
delicate ladies there are who, while
they attend to their daily duties, do 80
with aching besda, a sense Of fullness,
pain In the back and depressed spirits,
who a "only keeping about" GO the
phrase is. Some day they Ego into a
decline" and leave their children
motherless, To such we would cay,
"Cheer up" Timely use OF Dr.. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription" corrects all
female irregularities, weaknesses and
kindred affections easily, pleasantly
and quickly,
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ATLANTA Wba, Ct Atlanta7 WHY,
the great nerve tonic, Pemberton's
Wine Coca, IN manufactured u ere,
and all dfuegln,s, wholeeals and 70.
tail, In Memphis, cell this Rrea, tms.
dy. lie now prescribed by the best
phyticians, and will cure you Of all
nervous affections. Bend 10 Pember
ton Chemi,al Comp my for history Of
coca plant. Try glass OF q ca Ola,
the refreshing. invigo'atiDg brain
tonic, at Helst,r's Soda Fount.
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Dissolution NOiice.

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TIE firm Of. A. N. BOYD A SONS, con.
iistlnE o. the represent ,tlves OF 4. M
toyd,. Aston Boyd and Ithy Boyd, n this
nny dissolved by mgtual consent Aistos
under the arm name Of A. ", ByYD's puNg
MARY A. BOYD,
Exeeutrix Of estate ~ A. M, Boyd.
ALTON BOYD,
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